Four Square Restaurant

Four Square Restaurant can be found at Chapel Hill Rd 2701. The following is offered: Restaurants. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Durham there are 217 other Restaurants. An overview can be found here.

Timing is everything if you want to reserve an outdoor table in the garden. Since the restaurant won't take reservations too far in advance, call just prior to arriving.

You can't reserve outdoor tables. Also, the tables can only accommodate parties of two to four people.

Owners Shane Ingram and Elizabeth Woodhouse’s joint résumé highlights experience at The Inn at Little Washington and Charlie Trotter’s in Chicago. A restored Victorian mansion in one of Durham's old neighborhoods, Four Square, their first collaboration, explores seasonal contemporary cuisine. Chef Ingram’s evolving menu includes such inventive first courses as gingerbread gnocchi in a pumpkin...

Owners Elizabeth Woodhouse and Shane Ingram, a husband-and-wife team, have taken a Greek Revival mansion and put in place an exceptional restaurant. Constructed in 1908, this Edwardian manse is imbued with such architectural delights as leaded-glass windows. Expect some of the best service in town from the experienced and gracious waitstaff. Many in-the-know guests, if the weather agrees,...

Shane Ingram and Elizabeth Woodhouse boast a combined résumé that includes the likes of Charlie Trotter’s in Chicago and The Inn at Little Washington, where the husband and wife team met. The culmination of their star-studded background is Four Square, which the couple opened in a restored Victorian mansion. Chef Ingram lives up to his billing with a monthly changing bill of fare that...

In Short
The Victorian house this restaurant occupies was built in 1908 and features art-nouveau leaded glass over the entrance and gorgeous Southern landscaping. The smoked chicken and...

We have a passion for food at Four Square, and we hope you sense it when you dine with us. Food nourishes both body and soul. It comforts, titillates, and engages four of our five senses. It has history, tradition and brings people together.